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Todd, as long as the closet is large enough to accommodate the selected washer/dryer combo, the installation will be time consuming but not above your capabilities. You will need to set a new breaker in the power panel and run a dedicated 120 volt line (12 gauge romex) to the closet and install a standard 15 amp outlet that is dedicated to the washer/dryer. Depending on the location of the closet to the bath or kitchen, you should be able to tie into the hot and cold water lines and extend them into the closet. Put standard washer faucets on them. For wastewater, you will need to install a vacuum break and then tie the line into a drain line from the sink or shower. Not difficult but does require access to numerous areas with limited room. If you are lucky, you may find that there are water lines and/or drain lines under a panel in the rear of the closet already.